Not only a capital city, Edinburgh is also the leading festival city in the world, home to the phenomenal summer festivals, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site
There are plenty of places to visit in Edinburgh:
Edinburgh Castle is a must see destination, located on a volcanic hill
Scott Monument
Arthur’s Seat, an extinct volcano
Calton Hill, home to Edinburgh’s most prominent monuments
National Museum of Scotland, explore the natural world World Cultures and Scottish History and Archeology
Museum of Edinburgh, to discover the story of the city
Scottish history Scotch Whisky Experience, a guided tour explaining the distillation process of making this whisky
Royal Mile, one of the oldest parts of the city with a road that starts nearby Edinburgh Castle and winds down to the Palace of Holyroodhouse
National Library of Scotland
Scottish National Portrait Gallery
Scottish Gallery of Modern Art
Greyfriars Bobby
The Scottish Centre of Story of Story Telling
The Library of Poetry
Museum of Childhood
Royal Botanic Garden
Princes Street Gardens
The Meadows
Edinburgh Zoo
Deep Sea World
Edinburgh is home to many theatres, where art lovers flock to witness on stage performances such as plays, operas, music concerts, and cabarets.